Welcome to this new type of episode where I take other clinicians communication queries and discus them to help fellow clinicians with similar dilemmas. If you’ve got questions that you’d like help…
“Explaining Pain” has evolved over the past decade and has become almost a common part of clinical practice. Whilst this can be done individually, discussing it to an audience comes with its own…
Welcome to this new type of episode where I take other clinicians communication queries and discus them to help fellow clinicians with similar dilemmas. If you’ve got questions that you’d like help…
Welcome to this new type of episode where I take other clinicians communication queries and discus them to help fellow clinicians with similar dilemmas. If you’ve got a query that you’d like help with…
This is a different episode to usual, as for the first time ever rather than a clinician I am joined by someone with a very rare condition.On this episode I am joined by Jen who has a diagnosis of…
Conversations with young athletes and their parents can lead to a range of difficult topics related to recovery, performance or even changing sport entirely.On this episode Ben is joined by Angela…
Experiences are often much more powerful for influencing beliefs and understanding that words and descriptions. Behavioural experiments give you an option to achieve this.But what does this mean?How…
Most clinicians are in the business of behaviour change,whether that’s with patients or members of staff. A task that often sounds easy, but can be very difficult at times. But what really changes…
What can make explanations more memorable?How do you ensure the person in front of you has understood it as you intentioned?When is the right time to explain? This is a different episode to usual as…
Last year, one of the most downloaded episodes was not on communicating about a specific condition or approach, but on how to teach. Something all clinicians have to do but often receive little to no…
